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Old 02-02-2013, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by andy-m View Post

What I did was use a very thin sowing needle to pierce the wire on the ecu connector, then stuck the lead from the multineter in to a crocodile clip and clipped it to the sewing needle so it didn't fall off.
You can also push the multimeter probe into the back of the connector.
If it's too fat, push a paperclip in there, then connect the probe to that.
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